US Study Abroad Policy in 2018: A Comprehensive Guide

My uncle’s son, a brilliant student, always dreamed of studying in the US. In 2018, he navigated the “US study abroad policy” and applied to various universities. Fortunately, he was accepted into a prestigious institution. Apparently, the 2018 policy had significant changes compared to previous years. So, what made the US study abroad policy in 2018 so attractive to young people? Let’s delve in!

Studying in the US in 2018: Opportunities and Challenges

Opportunities in 2018: Opening Doors to the Future

2018 was considered a more favorable year for Vietnamese students aspiring to study in the US. The US visa policy was more open, and visa approval rates were higher than before. Furthermore, many US universities offered attractive scholarship programs to attract international students.

Opportunities for studying in the US in 2018

Challenges Remain: The Need for Solid Preparation

However, studying in the US remained a challenging journey. US universities had high admission requirements, demanding excellent academic records and international English language proficiency tests like IELTS or TOEFL. Moreover, the cost of studying in the US was substantial, posing a significant barrier for many Vietnamese families.

Challenges of studying in the US in 2018

Key Considerations for the 2018 US Study Abroad Policy

To best prepare for your US study abroad journey, you should understand the key points of the 2018 policy:

• Student Visa: Thoroughly research the appropriate visa type (usually F1), the visa application process, required documents, and how to demonstrate financial capability.
• University and Program Selection: Carefully research universities, programs, tuition fees, and scholarship opportunities.
• English Language Proficiency: Prepare early and achieve good scores on IELTS, TOEFL, or other international English language tests.
• Financial Planning: Develop a detailed financial plan, including tuition fees, living expenses, health insurance, and other incidental costs.

Studying in the US: Should You or Shouldn’t You?

Studying abroad is like a gamble. Some achieve resounding success, while others face hardships. The key is self-confidence, resilience, and thorough preparation.

According to Nguyen Van A, an education consultant at ABC Company (information cited from the book “The American Dream”), “Studying in the US is a wonderful experience, helping young people cultivate knowledge, skills, expand relationships, and develop themselves. However, to succeed, you need thorough preparation in all aspects.”

Studying in the US: Is it the right choice?

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We hope this article has provided helpful information about the US study abroad policy in 2018. We wish all young people the best in realizing their study abroad dreams!